I' m asking this for my brother, and future self. My brother has a 2000 or 2001 Hoyt Magnatec. I picked up the same bow used a few wks back as a backup, but haven' t done anything with it. My brother is trying to find a drop away rest for his Hoyt. His proshop tried to install the Copper John Bobcat, but discovered they couldn' t get the vanes to clear, because of the built in overdraw. The proshop tried to time the rest, but they claim its a common problem with the Hoyts, so another single prong has to be installed to prevent your arrow from hitting the rest or shelf? Is this true??

i have a 2000 magnatec but i am not sure of the drop away problems. the nap 3000 rest that came on those factory setups has worked great for me. i wish i could help ya out about hte drop away but i don' t know.

You have heard the arguments about a level nock travel.This is what happens when the cycle is not level.I tried to install a quick tune drop away on my magna tec.The nock tavel is so bad you could not get clearance.I talked with NAP and Hoyt and the verdict was that this type of rest would not work on many types of bows due to the nock travel.I was not a happy hunter!!! I love the bow but it does have nock travel issues.Mine is a Redline HO.

I cant imagine the nock travel being that far off on a bow thats properly set up and tuned!

I have that bow and have a muzzy zero effect on it and works just great.

What do you expect BF, its a hoyt.

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My Hoyt will kill the deer standing next to the one you kill with whatever bow you use . Don' t tell me it' s a Math, I cant even say that word [X(][:-]

My Hoyt is set-up with a NAP 2000 dropaway and I have perfect clearance--even when using the biggest 5" vanes. Level nock travel is not an issue here.